Published articles in numerous publications, including New York Times, Washington Post, USA Today, Consumer Reports, Business Week, Governing, Ladies’ Home Journal, More, Parents, Parenting, People, Working Mother, Working Woman, USA Weekend and U.S. News & World Report. • Worked as Washington D.C. Correspondent for LIFE magazine from 1987 through 1990. • Co-authored The Working Mother’s Guilt Guide, a humor book published by Viking Penguin in 1992. • Worked as a Contributing Editor for Washington Lawyer magazine from 1986 through 1992.

• Served as editor-in-chief of a team of writers, reporters, researchers and producers, who create content for all the association’s consumer-facing media platforms, including its website, blog, mobile app, social media outlets and print publicatons: The AARP Bulletin, and AARP the Magazine. • Oversaw a massive reorganization that modernized digital processes at AARP Media and better integrated content creation across traditional and new media platforms. Developed innovative systems and work flows that resulted in increased efficiencies and significant cost-savings. Managed a diverse staff through a challenging change, maintaining high levels of both productivity and morale. • Worked closely with staff editors and outside contributors to conceptualize and execute award-winning magazine and newspaper articles, as well as digital content designed to generate engagement.• Worked in a matrix capacity across the organization to build brand awareness and advance AARP’s myriad goals. Developed strong relationships that lead to high levels of collaboration and team building.

• Partnered with Editor-in-Chief to manage the production of women’s service magazine with more than 19 million readers in print and online.• Helped to hire, train and supervise editorial staff of magazine and website.• Managed and coordinated vast inventory of articles and assignments.• Responsible for integrating print and multimedia platforms including website, blog,podcasts and social networks.• Initiated efforts to extend the magazine’s brand through conferences,partnerships and new products.

• Partnered with the Editor-in-Chief to manage the production of 1.7 million-circulation monthly and online magazine. Help hire, train and supervise an editorial staff of 20 and orchestrate all editorial assignments. • Top-edited the magazine, including sections on education, psychology, health, personal finance and policy issues affecting families. Won six National Health Information awards for stories on children’s health. • Collaborated with the art department to conceptualize design, illustration and layout, and with interactive team to develop website, podcasts, blogs and social networks. • Initiated efforts to extend the magazine’s brand through conferences, partnerships and new products.